Pull requests list

The Pull Requests page is where you'll spend most of your time in Firetrail: every analyzed PR in the project, in one list, sorted by Future Debug Cost with the riskiest at the top.

That sort order is deliberate. On a busy repository you can't give every PR the same attention — so the list puts the changes most likely to cost you later where you'll see them first. A quick daily skim of the top of this list is the cheapest habit Firetrail enables.

Reading a row

Each row gives you enough to triage without clicking through:

• PR number and title — with a link to the PR on GitHub.
• Author — who opened it.
• Risk pill — the 0–100 score, colored by band: green (low), amber (moderate), orange (high), red (critical).
• Status — where the analysis is right now: queued, fetching, analyzing, scoring, completed — or failed / skipped. See How analysis works for what each stage means.
• Last analyzed — when the current result was produced.

The list polls in real time. If you open a PR on GitHub and switch to this tab, you can watch its analysis move through the stages without refreshing.

Click any row to open the full analysis — the score breakdown, every check's findings, the coverage estimate, and the review team's verdicts.

Actions

• ↻ Sync open PRs — imports every currently-open PR from the linked GitHub repository and queues each for analysis. Use this right after connecting a repository, since connecting only picks up PRs that open after the connection.
• Analyze — manually queue a single PR for analysis.
• Export CSV — download the list as a spreadsheet. Handy for a sprint retro ("which of our PRs this month were high-risk?") or for sharing with someone who doesn't have a Firetrail login.